On January 12th of 2010 Haiti was hit by a destructive earthquake. Irish telecom billionaire Denis O’Brien, a friend of Bill Clinton, wants to help the country out. He will rebuild the famous Iron Market in Port-au-Prince, the most important landmark in the entire country, with his own money in less than a year. The prestigious project turns out to be more complicated than expected, in a country gripped by disease, poverty and unrest. An intriguing story about the discrepancy between the world of fundraising and the practical reality. Introducing this film is the short “Kwa Heri Mandima” (ROBERT­JAN LACOMBE, SWISS, 10MIN)